• niftyOP
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      392 months ago

      I don’t want to believe in fate, but sometimes I am forced to

    • BCX
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      112 months ago

      I sure as hell don’t believe in ghosts, but if I saw one, I would definitely point it out.

      • @[email protected]
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        12 months ago

        Not a good idea, that’s how you end up in the looney bin. You keep that shit to yourself if you know what’s good for you. 😂

  • @[email protected]
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    252 months ago

    I fell out of a bunk bed once, totally passed out, and didn’t break a single bone. What the hell did either of them land on to break bones?

    • @phdepressed
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      392 months ago

      It’s really all about impact angles and tension. Being passed out you’re not tense and therefore have more “give” on impact, less likely to get that type of major damage. Same reason drunks who crash are often fine while their victims die. Bone is very good at parallel impact, not as good with perpendicular or angled impacts. As a girl bone density is also generally lower which ain’t great in this situation.

      • @[email protected]
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        102 months ago

        An alternative explanation is that the bunk bed was on a hut at the top of a mountain, the door was open and she only stopped when she reached the valley below.

        (I might have watched too much of Looney Tunes in my childhood)

  • @[email protected]
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    2 months ago

    Try to juggle a bit with some daily objects (toothpaste tube is good, uneven and changing barycenter), balancing on a leg, watching your steps. Within a few years, you get better overall body control.

    Oh, and, what can go wrong, will go wrong. So get into the habit to close stuff after using it. Things you can’t close, move a bit away from the edge, this serves as a subscondcious marker too.